I love using The Walking Classroom as a teaching tool for my students. It is easy to incorporate this into our routine.
Teaching Content and So Much More
With The Walking Classroom, I teach history, ELA, science, and health, as well as communication, teamwork, collaboration, and so much more.
Valuable Component of the Day
Making the Walking Classroom a daily component of my students’ day was very valuable.
An Important Part of Our Weekly Routine
I always enjoy using Walking Classroom with students, but the 2020-2021 school year made it an even more important part of our weekly routine!
Podcasts Hit the Mark on Standards
I teach fourth grade science and social studies, and have had TWC since August 2019. The podcasts completely hit the mark on my standards!
Meet the Scientist: Build on Science with Bob Alderink
Through his work at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, Bob Alderink helps folks build on science, connecting it to other areas!
TWC Refreshes Kids’ Brains and Bodies!
TWC has been such a joy for the kids and I every year. It refreshes the kids’ brains and bodies, and they always learn something interesting!
An Engaging Introduction to Curricular Topics
TWC is the perfect additional resource to have. I appreciate the way that it provides an engaging introduction to curricular topics.
Basic Ground Rules Help Set Expectations
The Walking Classroom has been amazing. With the help of the printed materials that I received, I was able to establish some ground rules.
Broad Range of Topics Can’t be Beat!
My Walking Classroom story started four years ago. I love the broad range of podcast topics within The Walking Classroom.
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